Sentence examples for of which established from inspiring English sources
In 1817 these semirationalists, led by the celebrated reformer Ram Mohun Roy, founded the Hindu College in Calcutta, the alumni of which established a large number of English schools all over Bengal.
After several years in the wilderness — drinking, overspending, feeling suicidal — Evelyn Waugh made a splash with his biography of Dante Gabriel Rossetti and two novels, "Decline and Fall" and "Vile Bodies," the latter of which established him as a genuine literary star and put him "at the forefront of modern English letters," where he would remain to the end of his life.
The cure and physical data of which established the supremacy of this system over TMTD-MBTS systems employed in the present study.
New Mexico, Nevada and Oregon, all of which established exchanges but encountered significant problems, have already ceded the enrollment process to HealthCare.gov while continuing to perform other exchange functions, and Hawaii is poised to join them next year.
Communities developed on the two largest pieces of dry ground in the area, on Chokoloskee Island and at Flamingo on Cape Sable, both of which established post offices in the early 1890s.
Author Ian Inglis writes of Harrison having become "popular music's first statesman" as a result of All Things Must Pass and the 1971 72 Bangladesh aid project, the last of which established humanitarianism as a new direction for rock music over what had become largely hedonistic pursuits since 1969.
Mandee Heller Adler, president of International College Counselors, says she has parents sign a form, part of which establishes that her counselors will "review, not do" the essay.
Begun in 1932, it was halted long after the adoption of the Nuremberg code in 1947, the first article of which establishes the principle that humans should not be experimented on without their consent.
Fewer perhaps will know that Pythagoras may have learned this doctrine part of which establishes the foundations for a continuous strand of Western metaphysics from the ancient Hindu Brahmins.
Important findings related to these measurements have been reported in [9, 15, 29 32], all of which establish that channels with multiple scatterer clusters often occur in nature.
Each unit (mathcal {K}) is associated with a prototype ({mathbf{w}}_k in mathbb {R}^d), all of which establish the set (mathcal {K}) that is referred as the codebook.
